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…fundamentalist party called Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam. Known more simply as JUI, this group helped incubate the Taliban -- and it may now spark civil war in its home country. (Clark) The Pakistani military has, for the time being, saved its own skin from the wrath…

…with diseases, which were understood to be God’s wrath. The clergy said anyone, man or beast, who had a disease must ‘let His will be done.’ This world view caused priests to oppose all scientific experimentation including vivisection of animals and humans. When…

…of Sister Seraphica of Loudon. Python: "Prince of the lying spirits." Sut: Demon of Flies. Kesef: An angel of wrath who attacked Moses at Horeb. It was Kesef who was imprisoned by Aaron. Moloch: Once known as a Caananite God. It was to this god that tribes…

…, and lion-bodied. Carnivean: Once a Prince of Powers. Was one of demons cited as having possessed the body of Sister Seraphica of Loudon. Python: "Prince of the lying spirits." Sut: Demon of Flies. Kesef: An angel of wrath who attacked Moses at Horeb…

…and called upon the gods with vows:" (5:307-10). "Nisus,/ who would have won the first prize by his merit had not malicious Fortune hampered me," (5:469-70). Venus complains to Neptune about Juno (who can't accept Fate): "Juno's fanatic wrath . . . she…

…for their cause. When you have a great reputation a conspirator must fear the wrath of the people. However if you are hated you must fear everything and everybody. Satisfying the masses is one of the most important things that a prince deals with. A prince can aid…

…the prominent abuser of her upcoming death in As I Lay Dying. She predetermines her time to die, and she makes sure that the people in her family whom she dislikes must experience her wrath before she moves on to the next life. "Addie is the one who is dying, but she…

…and therefore acts in the best interest of the community. He does this by using the most powerful image of all - sex. His crude language and graphic images surely catch the attention of any reader and draws the wrath of any moralist. His words mock the very…

…at Clongowes confronts him about becoming a priest. He envisions the power he would have and thinks that if he were a priest that his superior piety would save him from the wrath of hell. For him it seemed the only plausible escape. His experience…

…her against Tom’s wrath. Nick came back the next day and tried to stay with Gatsby for as long as possible as though he knew what was coming. After Gatsby was killed he tried frantically to make people come to his funeral and was shocked to find that no one…